Sentence examples for clear to communicate from inspiring English sources

WHEN the government of Qatar, the tiny, oil-rich emirate, asked Tariq Atrissi last year to design a logo for it, the mandate was clear: to communicate to investors and tourists the country's ornate past and modern aspirations.

In truth, Karen, the phenomenon, changed the observer by virtue of her singularity, her quest to be clear, to communicate fully, to be understood.

I exclaimed, or thought I exclaimed, "I've been to a strip club!" However, she thought I had said, "I was a stripper!" For the next 45 excruciating minutes, I tried, desperately and unsuccessfully, to clear up this humiliating misunderstanding, but my voice wasn't clear enough to communicate anything that would help the situation.

A student at a university in the west of England describes placement support as infrequent and says it was never made clear how to communicate issues.

You might want to consider criteria such as the scheme's investment approach, whether it uses clear language to communicate, and how easy it is to administer.

It has been my experience that women have both a strong need and a clear ability to communicate, and more than anything the point of coming together is the conversation.

People with Alzheimer's -- especially those in the later stages of the disease -- may stop talking or making other clear attempts to communicate.

There is insufficient practical knowledge on elements of effective and efficient external monitoring systems and a clear need to communicate lessons learned in this area.

There is a clear need to communicate consistently and effectively about endocrine therapy and its effects, as well as to offer ongoing support and advice in hospital and community settings.

If the recipient is able to decode the message, one clear way to communicate that both messages have been received is to reply using the same code.

But the carnage made clear any effort to communicate with these gunmen was useless.